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Ford F100 Body Lift Kits
At Andy's Auto Sport, we have a great selection of Ford F100 body lift kits to ensure that you have the right product for your vehicle. To add safety and style to your vehicle, the selection of Ford F100 body lift kits at Andy's Auto Sport are what you're looking for.
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Fits: 70-79 Ford F-100 Pickup Base, 70-79 Ford F-250 Pickup Base, 70-79 Ford F-350 Pickup Base, Super Cab, 75-79 Ford F-150 Pickup Base, Super Cab
PART# PA702
Retail: $206.74
$165.39
Fits: 70-79 Ford F-100 Pickup Base, 70-79 Ford F-250 Pickup Base, 70-79 Ford F-350 Pickup Base, Super Cab, 75-79 Ford F-150 Pickup Base, Super Cab
PART# PA703
Retail: $236.50
$189.20
Fits: 80-83 Ford F-100 Pickup Base, 80-86 Ford F-150 Pickup Base, Super Cab, 80-86 Ford F-250 Pickup Base, 80-86 Ford F-350 Pickup Base, Super Cab
PART# PA713
Retail: $243.76
$195.01
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1980-1986 Ford F100 F150 F250 F350 4WD Pickup 3" Full Body Lift Kit Front Rear
Summit Racing 7870300 Body Lift 3" Ford F-100 F-150 F-250 F-350 Pickup Kit
Daystar 2" Body Lift Kit for 70-79 Ford F-100 / F-100 Pickup / F-150 / F-250
Summit Racing 7871300 Body Lift 3" Ford F-100 F-150 F-250 F-350 Pickup Kit
PA 2 Inch Body Lift Kit 70-79 Ford F100/F150/F250/F350 4WD Gas
Daystar PA713 Body Lift Kit Fits 80-86 F-100 F-150 F-250 F-350
WHY TO BUY?
Ford F100 Body lift kits raise your vehicle further from the frame. What this means is that while your ground clearance is kept at the same level, the space for say, larger tires, is increased. Body lifts are a cheap and easy way to add height to your vehicle.
DID YOU KNOW?
Any sort of lift kit raises the vehicle's center of gravity. Because vehicles with a high COG are more likely to roll, make sure that your body lift kit complies with your local vehicle laws.
FAQs
Q: How tall of a body lift can I safely put on my truck/SUV?
A: In general, 2-3 inches is the maximum amount considered safe for a body lift. In some cases, you may not see anything above a 2-inch body lift available for your vehicle due to various clearance or safety issues, such as having to extend your steering shaft.
Q: What is a body lift kit? Why buy one? How does a body lift differ from a suspension lift, and how does either of those differ from a leveling lift?
A: There are many ways that you can lift your vehicle. The most common forms include body lift kits, suspension lift kits and leveling lift kits. Body lift kits are perhaps the most practical, affordable and easy to install of all the lift kit types. With a body lift spacers are added between the vehicle’s body and frame which raises the body further off of the ground and makes room for larger tires in the wheel well. With a body lift you do not have to add longer shocks, extended brake lines or change the steering geometry, so the cost is minimal. The main down side is that you do not gain ground clearance underneath the vehicle, however if you are looking for an affordable way to run larger tires, this is it. Suspension lift kits are pricier and achieve full vehicle lift through taller springs and longer shock absorbers. The upshot is that you gain clearance under the vehicle as well as clearance for larger tires. The down side is these kits are much more complex requiring more parts and longer installation time, all of which costs more money. Leveling kits are mainly geared toward street level enthusiasts who are after a specific look for their truck. They utilize helper springs or spacers in order to boost the ride height on only one end of your rig so that it rides with a level stance and potentially can clear larger tires.
A: In general, 2-3 inches is the maximum amount considered safe for a body lift. In some cases, you may not see anything above a 2-inch body lift available for your vehicle due to various clearance or safety issues, such as having to extend your steering shaft.
Q: What is a body lift kit? Why buy one? How does a body lift differ from a suspension lift, and how does either of those differ from a leveling lift?
A: There are many ways that you can lift your vehicle. The most common forms include body lift kits, suspension lift kits and leveling lift kits. Body lift kits are perhaps the most practical, affordable and easy to install of all the lift kit types. With a body lift spacers are added between the vehicle’s body and frame which raises the body further off of the ground and makes room for larger tires in the wheel well. With a body lift you do not have to add longer shocks, extended brake lines or change the steering geometry, so the cost is minimal. The main down side is that you do not gain ground clearance underneath the vehicle, however if you are looking for an affordable way to run larger tires, this is it. Suspension lift kits are pricier and achieve full vehicle lift through taller springs and longer shock absorbers. The upshot is that you gain clearance under the vehicle as well as clearance for larger tires. The down side is these kits are much more complex requiring more parts and longer installation time, all of which costs more money. Leveling kits are mainly geared toward street level enthusiasts who are after a specific look for their truck. They utilize helper springs or spacers in order to boost the ride height on only one end of your rig so that it rides with a level stance and potentially can clear larger tires.
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Ford F100 Body Lift Kits
At Andy's Auto Sport, we have a great selection of Ford F100 body lift kits to ensure that you have the right product for your vehicle. To add safety and style to your vehicle, the selection of Ford F100 body lift kits at Andy's Auto Sport are what you're looking for.
Choose Your Vehicle:
Shop Ford F100 Body Lift Kits by Year
Shop Ford F100 Body Lift Kits by Brand
1 - 3 of 3
Sort by:
Fits: 70-79 Ford F-100 Pickup Base, 70-79 Ford F-250 Pickup Base, 70-79 Ford F-350 Pickup Base, Super Cab, 75-79 Ford F-150 Pickup Base, Super Cab
PART# PA702
Retail: $206.74
$165.39
Fits: 70-79 Ford F-100 Pickup Base, 70-79 Ford F-250 Pickup Base, 70-79 Ford F-350 Pickup Base, Super Cab, 75-79 Ford F-150 Pickup Base, Super Cab
PART# PA703
Retail: $236.50
$189.20
Fits: 80-83 Ford F-100 Pickup Base, 80-86 Ford F-150 Pickup Base, Super Cab, 80-86 Ford F-250 Pickup Base, 80-86 Ford F-350 Pickup Base, Super Cab
PART# PA713
Retail: $243.76
$195.01
| Previous | 1 | Next |
When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
Not able to find what you are looking for?
1980-1986 Ford F100 F150 F250 F350 4WD Pickup 3" Full Body Lift Kit Front Rear
Summit Racing 7870300 Body Lift 3" Ford F-100 F-150 F-250 F-350 Pickup Kit
Daystar 2" Body Lift Kit for 70-79 Ford F-100 / F-100 Pickup / F-150 / F-250
Summit Racing 7871300 Body Lift 3" Ford F-100 F-150 F-250 F-350 Pickup Kit
PA 2 Inch Body Lift Kit 70-79 Ford F100/F150/F250/F350 4WD Gas
Daystar PA713 Body Lift Kit Fits 80-86 F-100 F-150 F-250 F-350
WHY TO BUY?
Ford F100 Body lift kits raise your vehicle further from the frame. What this means is that while your ground clearance is kept at the same level, the space for say, larger tires, is increased. Body lifts are a cheap and easy way to add height to your vehicle.
DID YOU KNOW?
Any sort of lift kit raises the vehicle's center of gravity. Because vehicles with a high COG are more likely to roll, make sure that your body lift kit complies with your local vehicle laws.
FAQs
Q: How tall of a body lift can I safely put on my truck/SUV?
A: In general, 2-3 inches is the maximum amount considered safe for a body lift. In some cases, you may not see anything above a 2-inch body lift available for your vehicle due to various clearance or safety issues, such as having to extend your steering shaft.
Q: What is a body lift kit? Why buy one? How does a body lift differ from a suspension lift, and how does either of those differ from a leveling lift?
A: There are many ways that you can lift your vehicle. The most common forms include body lift kits, suspension lift kits and leveling lift kits. Body lift kits are perhaps the most practical, affordable and easy to install of all the lift kit types. With a body lift spacers are added between the vehicle’s body and frame which raises the body further off of the ground and makes room for larger tires in the wheel well. With a body lift you do not have to add longer shocks, extended brake lines or change the steering geometry, so the cost is minimal. The main down side is that you do not gain ground clearance underneath the vehicle, however if you are looking for an affordable way to run larger tires, this is it. Suspension lift kits are pricier and achieve full vehicle lift through taller springs and longer shock absorbers. The upshot is that you gain clearance under the vehicle as well as clearance for larger tires. The down side is these kits are much more complex requiring more parts and longer installation time, all of which costs more money. Leveling kits are mainly geared toward street level enthusiasts who are after a specific look for their truck. They utilize helper springs or spacers in order to boost the ride height on only one end of your rig so that it rides with a level stance and potentially can clear larger tires.
A: In general, 2-3 inches is the maximum amount considered safe for a body lift. In some cases, you may not see anything above a 2-inch body lift available for your vehicle due to various clearance or safety issues, such as having to extend your steering shaft.
Q: What is a body lift kit? Why buy one? How does a body lift differ from a suspension lift, and how does either of those differ from a leveling lift?
A: There are many ways that you can lift your vehicle. The most common forms include body lift kits, suspension lift kits and leveling lift kits. Body lift kits are perhaps the most practical, affordable and easy to install of all the lift kit types. With a body lift spacers are added between the vehicle’s body and frame which raises the body further off of the ground and makes room for larger tires in the wheel well. With a body lift you do not have to add longer shocks, extended brake lines or change the steering geometry, so the cost is minimal. The main down side is that you do not gain ground clearance underneath the vehicle, however if you are looking for an affordable way to run larger tires, this is it. Suspension lift kits are pricier and achieve full vehicle lift through taller springs and longer shock absorbers. The upshot is that you gain clearance under the vehicle as well as clearance for larger tires. The down side is these kits are much more complex requiring more parts and longer installation time, all of which costs more money. Leveling kits are mainly geared toward street level enthusiasts who are after a specific look for their truck. They utilize helper springs or spacers in order to boost the ride height on only one end of your rig so that it rides with a level stance and potentially can clear larger tires.
